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“The city of Brandon is proud to be the site of this transformative development. This $6 billion investment by AVAIO Digital Partners marks a monumental day for the city of Brandon. From the beginning, the city has worked closely with AVAIO Digital to help bring this project to life, and today’s announcement represents a major step forward. This development will bring high-quality jobs, attract and retain top talent and position Brandon at the forefront of a growing, innovation-driven industry. We are honored to partner with AVAIO Digital as they invest in our city’s future.”
City of Brandon Mayor, Butch Lee
“AVAIO Digital’s $6 billion investment is the third largest in our state’s history and a great vote of confidence in our people, our communities and our ability to get companies up and running faster. This project will not only transform Rankin County and the Metro Jackson region, it will transform our economic landscape and lead to even more high-tech leaders choosing Mississippi.”
Governor, Tate Reeves
AVAIO has broken ground on Project Taurus, a 329-acre campus in Brandon MS (Greater Jackson), and is on track to deliver first occupancy in August 2027. Taurus has a clear path to over 1GW of total baseload power:
- Executed ESA with Entergy Mississippi for an initial 116 MW of grid power energized in June 2027 at some of the most competitive rates in the US
- Access to the Gulf South Pipeline (initial routing study complete) can deliver gas to the campus starting Q2 2027, with capacity available to ramp to an additional 500 MW of on-site, behind the meter thermal generation
- Entergy guiding an additional 420 MW of grid power available to the site by end 2030
- The industrial park campus is zoned for data centers and is highly supported by the City of Brandon, Rankin County and the Mississippi Development Authority, [with MS state sales & use tax incentives agreed and in place for campus tenants]. Taurus is close to several other large hyperscale projects and well situated for fiber connectivity including four diverse non-single-point-of-failure campus entry points. Water infrastructure is in place at the site, with recycled water an available option, and a new sewer line extension is under construction to supply the project’s long-term wastewater needs. Turnkey, build-to-suit, and powered shell options are available.
Grid Power
Contracted 116 MW in Q2 2027 growing to 536 MW
Gas Power
Initial power energized in 2027 growing to 500MW
Solar Power
20+ MW Solar 2027
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Every AVAIO development is designed to be flexible by default. Power availability, phasing, and delivery timelines can be tailored based on specific workload requirements and market conditions. If you’re evaluating sites or exploring capacity in this region, we’re happy to share additional detail or discuss how this development could support your roadmap.
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